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The Other Death Penalty Project is led and comprised solely of prisoners serving life without the possibility of parole. We are thankful to those free people who have offered us their invaluable help.
An advocate for Florida juveniles, Alex and Derek King, who were recently released from prison, Dan Dailey’s blog is a personal narrative of the challenges, adventures, and satisfactions he is experiencing – as well as his continued advocacy for teens.
Posts from family members and offenders of young prisoners. Also calls to action.
for victims of juvenile LWOPS
CAMPAIGN FOR THE FAIR
SENTENCING OF YOUTH
By Charles Johnson, The Claremont Conservative January 31, 2010
By James Ridgeway and Jean Casella, Solitary Watch January 31, 2010
American Constitution Society at William and Mary Law School February 1, 2010
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CHILDREN ARE OUR MOST PRECIOUS NATURAL RESOURCE
The Pendulum Foundation believes in second chances. As a juvenile justice non-profit organization, we are committed to educating the public about the issues surrounding children convicted and sentenced as adults. We are also committed to taking into prison MRT, a ground breaking cognitive behavior program, which will help transform the lives of young prisoners. Our goal is to ensure – whether inside or outside of prison -- happy, healthy, well-adjusted and productive adults.
Our 501( c )4 arm, Pendulum Juvenile Justice, is dedicated to juvenile sentencing reform. In that capacity, we are the first state to lower juvenile LWOP sentences. We are also the first state to create a juvenile clemency board.
WHEN KIDS GET LIFE
John Leonard New York Magazine
"... As usual with Bikel, there is a minimum of editorializing, a maximum of alert sympathy for everybody talked to, and a startled eye, a kind of exacerbated witness, on unruly emotions and lunatic systems. We emerge from When Kids Get Life, as from each of her previous films, not merely indignant, but injured in our humanism."
When Kids Get Life
original broadcast - May 08, 2007 at 9pm
FRONTLINE WEB SITE
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You can contact the governor's office, 303-866-2471, and ask him to commute to time served all 5 of the Colorado juveniles featured in the Frontline broadcast, "When Kids Get Life".
You can also email the governor at
Read an editorial concerning the Colorado Juvenile Clemency board by Mary Ellen Johnson, Director of The Pendulum Foundation.
Erik Jensen’s parents founded The Pendulum Foundation to help all children serving life. Erik’s web site provides help for teens in trouble.
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